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- Noun:
- The day before today. Refers to the most recent day in the past.
- Adverb:
- On the day before today. Describes an action or event that occurred on the day before the current day.
Prepositions
- Before: Commonly used with “yesterday” before nouns (e.g., “yesterday’s news,” “yesterday’s events”).
- After: Less commonly used, but can follow “since” (e.g., “since yesterday”).
Collocations
- Yesterday’s news
- Yesterday’s events
- Yesterday afternoon
- Yesterday evening
- Yesterday morning
- Yesterday’s meeting
- Yesterday’s decision
- Yesterday’s problem
Example Sentences
- Yesterday, I went to the new restaurant downtown.
- Yesterday was a busy day at work.
- She called me yesterday to discuss the project.
- The weather yesterday was sunny and warm.
- We had a meeting yesterday to finalize the details.
- Yesterday’s presentation was well-received by the audience.
- I finished the book I was reading yesterday.
- The team made a crucial decision yesterday.
- Yesterday evening, we watched a movie together.
- Yesterday morning, I went for a run in the park.
- He sent an email yesterday regarding the upcoming event.
- Yesterday’s news about the merger was surprising.
- The event was scheduled for yesterday, but it was postponed.
- Yesterday’s decision will have a long-term impact on the company.
- We discussed the yesterday’s problem and found a solution.
- I received a package yesterday that I had been expecting.
- Yesterday afternoon, I met with the client to go over the contract.
- The email was sent yesterday and should be in your inbox.
- We had a lovely dinner yesterday at the new bistro.
- Yesterday’s events were quite dramatic and unexpected.
- The weather yesterday afternoon was perfect for a picnic.
- Yesterday’s discussion highlighted several important issues.
- He mentioned yesterday that he would be out of town next week.
- Yesterday marked the start of a new project for the team.
- The news yesterday was filled with reports about the upcoming election.
- Yesterday’s meeting lasted for over two hours.
- I was very tired yesterday after the long day at work.
- Yesterday’s decision has sparked a lot of debate among the staff.
- The surprise party was planned for yesterday, but it was canceled.
- Yesterday morning’s briefing provided important updates.
- She left a message yesterday but forgot to follow up today.
- The yesterday’s issue was resolved by the end of the day.
- We had a great time yesterday at the charity event.
- Yesterday’s concert was a huge success.
- The restaurant was closed yesterday for maintenance.
- The report from yesterday was reviewed this morning.
- Yesterday brought unexpected news that changed our plans.
- We celebrated his birthday yesterday with a small party.
- Yesterday’s traffic was lighter than usual.
- The deadline for the project was yesterday.
- Yesterday’s lunch meeting was very productive.
- The update was provided yesterday, but I missed it.
- Yesterday was the first day of the new semester.
- The artwork created yesterday is now on display.
- Yesterday’s workout was more intense than usual.
- The documents were sent out yesterday as requested.
- Yesterday’s performance review was more favorable than expected.
- The issue was first raised yesterday during the team meeting.
- The news broke yesterday about the new policy changes.
- Yesterday’s review highlighted several areas for improvement.